Nice place and close however, catching small fish is not worth the cost and they do not offer…read moremilitary discounts. Very clean though and probably good for kids to have some fun.

Recently went with some friends there a couple of hours and no one caught anything we 5 different…read morebaits and nothing there were about 5 other guys that also left without any fish

We've always enjoyed going to Harbor Bay Marina during the summer, but today's experience was…read morereally disappointing. A few weeks ago, we arrived to launch our boat, and there was no one in the office to collect the launch fee. Rather than leaving without paying, we left a $20 bill with a note. The launch fee is $12, and when we called the next day, we were told we had an $8 credit. Today, we returned, paid our launch fee, and asked to use our $8 credit. Unfortunately, the lady manager was incredibly rude--not only to us, but also to the employee working in the office. The tone, attitude, and overall way the situation was handled were completely unnecessary. We always try to do the right thing, and that's exactly what we did by paying even when no one was there. It's disappointing to be treated with such disrespect after making the effort to be honest. I hope Harbor Bay Marina takes customer service more seriously because no customer--or employee--deserves to be treated that way.

It a nice little spot for fishing, but we didn't catch any fish. We tried all kinds of bait except…read morelive minnow. A guy passing by said he used live minnow the other day, and that's what they like, so maybe we'll try that soon. They do sell bait and minnow here. It was $3.49 for a dozen live minnow and $6.49 for a bag of frozen shad. $8 per person. $1 per additional rod. Bathrooms are pretty clean. The fishing barge is located at the end of the pier. Enter through the main store. There's an inside fishing area in the barge with a rectangular hole where you drop your line in. I didn't go there because there are people in there smoking up a storm. We fished outside at the end of the barge facing the lake. Be careful if you choose this spot because you can get your line snagged very easily, especially on the right side. 3 stars for paying $8 and no fish and also for losing 3 lures from snags.

I am a founding member of the Suntex Boat Club at Lake Don Pedro, CA, and I love it…read more My membership makes me a partial owner of 5 boats right now. Because we are new chapter, it is totally easy to make reservations on the weekend and brain-dead easy during the week. I want enough but not too many people to join so we can grow the fleet but still be able to book. They have 3 new boats arriving in May 2021, so we will get a nice upgrade from regular marina rental fare. I was considering buying a boat for my empty-nest life, but do not want to deal with: buying, insurance, maintenance, trailer, storage, cleaning, towing, launching, and I don't even have a truck, so boat club is perfect for us. I used a boat last weekend, and everything was super-smooth. Because I am club, they treated me a bit better, and most of the paperwork was done when I arrived. I also have a reservation for Mother's Day in a few weeks. At Don Pedro, we get the boat all day, which is 10 to 4. The full-day rental makes it easy to get to the other side of the lake and stop, swim, play, and chill without feeling that the meter is running at $100 an hour. The boat club has the same impact as a ski pass; it makes you more integrated with your hobby and takes away the pain of paying for the rental on the day you use it, so you don't really notice. It's a buffet; the more often you go, the more value you get. I bought the Captain's membership for $3000 with a $500 discount and pay $375 a month, so the breakeven is 7 days on the water in the first year and 5 days each year after. Also, the skis, boards, and tube rentals are free, which cost $65 a day each without club. For Northern California, you can use the club at Lake Don Pedro and Lake Berryessa. I heard they will open a location in Southern California, maybe at Marina Del Rey. You can also use all the other locations throughout the US.

Joined the boat club a few months ago and couldn't be happier. Strongly considered buying a boat…read morebut decided that towing, maintaining, fixing, cleaning and everything else sounded like a lot of work that would take away from the boating experience. At Suntex you just return the boat with fuel and walk away. That staff is great too and online reservation system is easy. I also understand that they are getting 10 new boats in December!

I've been on a few fishing charters, but this one, was by far the most unique, jaw dropping,…read morethrilling experience we've ever had. I took my two kids, and dad. My family hasn't stoped talking about the trip, since we left the boat. Captain milton wasn't just knowledgeable, he took the time to educate, was patient and genuinely cared to make sure we all had the best experience possible. This trip wasn't just an amazing experience, it was a memory that we will never forget! Thank you captain milton, we will return!

This place is amazing. We went in with an embarrassing bag of fly fishing gear we owned in…read morepreparation for a trip to Patagonia and a list of what the resort recommended we bring. The staff was unreal in helping us, fixing our equipment and supplementing our gear. I was anxious about our trip before we went here, but came away very excited and prepared. I would highly recommend them and hope to go on some of their trips.

Very nice fishing shop. I specially enjoyed their back terrace while my husband and son shopped…read morearound. Staff were helpful and friendly. Store is well stocked and offers a wide selection of equipment and gear.

Found a hidden gem for the DFW area that I wanted to share with you…read more I was out at Lake Ray Hubbard looking for a fly fishing casting class. The class was out near the water going over some casting skills. Ran into Larry on my way to find this class. Found out from Larry that he had an extensive fishing background, even fly fishing. Larry at one point was the fishing manager at Bass Pro Shop and in his early years had done lots of fly fishing up in the Rockies. Victory Fishing Events has different event on a number of different lakes on different days of the week. Normally the events have a two person team on a boat. On this Saturday they had roughly 24 boats out with having a two persons team. Now mind you, you have to supply your own boat, but what a fun way to join in! I always love finding hidden gems and folks that are truly into following their heart! I highly suggest to follow their website, for these events can change over time and locations! Good luck with your fishing!

This is a great scuba shop with a knowledgeable staff. Jen literally saved my life. When my wife…read moreand I were heading out for a dive trip to Cozumel she emphatically recommended that we both carry our own SMBs as they are all drift dives and we might have to surface on our own. My first dive in Cozumel was pretty rough and I had to surface by myself. Thank to Jenn, I inflated my SMB and was able to signal a passing boat. Thanks Jen. You earned two loyal customers. Great dive shop!

My husband and I just completed our Open Water certification, and we are so grateful we chose…read moreInternational Scuba. From start to finish, everyone was welcoming, patient, and incredibly encouraging. What initially felt new and a little intimidating quickly became exciting and empowering because of the support we received. Rich, thank you for being such a knowledgeable and steady instructor. You made the learning process clear, calm, and fun, and we truly appreciate the confidence you helped us build as new divers. We're excited for what's ahead!

Have had a slip here for 4 years…read more There is one dock that seems to be a "bar chain" not exactly family friendly but if you like bar hopping on the lake this marina has a spot for you. The staff when you get gas are perfectly polite, and very helpful. Unlike at Chandlers where those staff are rude and love to down talk captains cove. They are making improvements but would love to see more amenities here. They have limited items in their retail, no restaurant, but the bathrooms are very clean so that is a plus. We love it here it's 5 minutes from our front door. I would love to see more improvements most importantly is the boat ramps. Even though we have an annual slip, still have to pull boat out for maintenance annually and if ramps always closed it makes for huge pain in the ass

Absolute worst experience I've ever had renting a boat. If I could give it -5 I would. Booked a…read moremediocre 19 foot deck boat. Knew it was going to be an average experience since it was a cheap boat with an outboard motor. But what I didn't know was that my guests and I were going to have to be cleaning their own boat for them. This thing was INFESTED with spiders. On every seat, in every compartment, at both ladder locations, in the captains chair, under neath the steering wheel, I mean everywhere...strike one. Rented two accessories, a tube and a wakeboard. The tube was half deflated and two of the four handles ripped mid ride sending a passenger flying off. Then switched to the wakeboard. The rope snapped within 5 seconds. The rider didn't even have the chance to standup... strike two. Went back to the Marina to pickup another guest joining our group. Asked about another rig that wasn't infested with massive spiders and to get a new wakeboard rope. The entire staff seemed annoyed by us asking for something to be done to make our time more enjoyable. They notified us there were no more wakeboard ropes so SOL there. We were transferred over to another boat which was great. Except this was ALSO infested with spiders and the staff watched us as we grabbed a hose to clean off a nest of spider eggs (all alive) on the bow of the boat. So clearly they don't clean ANY of their equipment before getting a rental ready before a day of boating which blows my mind. Bring a power washer because they have a "do it yourself" attitude. We pushed off and didn't even make it out of boat slip before we noticed the radio did not work. We notified the staff and they scoffed with a snide remark of "turn the bottom on then"... strike THREE. Went back to our original boat and said screw it we will deal with killing spiders all day as long as we can enjoy some music. Ignition seemed to not crank normal and after a stiff turnover the key BROKE in half. We were drifting in the marina until a staff member could run over to a nearby slip to tie us down and get a spare key. Do yourself a huge favor and do NOT give this place any of your money. They will make you feel as if you're a massive inconvenience and you better like the cheap boat and the cheap accessories.